THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COI NTY, PA.
Miseelaneous.
Spontaneous (Irnrrntlon.
TTMIALL'S LATEST EXrEIUUEXlB OS TI1E
Ernjr.CT.
Vtot. T.vnilall rlellverdl the opeiilng IfC
lurn of tlio winter sr-!on on Monday
night. Doc. 10, nt ihoj London lintittitloti.
IIo tftlil ttint within ten minutes walk of n
little cottaRO which ho has recently built In
the Alps there la a urmll lake fed by the
melted piinwn of thn upper mountains. Du
ring the cnrlj wi-cki of rummer mi trace o(
Ufa Is to be decerned In thli witer, but In
variably towanl tho end nt July or begin
ning of August, (warms of tilli-d organ
htan arc cren enjoying the sun's warmth
along the shallow margins of thelako, and
rushing with audible patter Into the deeper
water at the approach of danger. The ori
gin of this 'periodic crowd of living things
Is by no means obvious. For yean he has
never noticed in tho late cither an ndult
frog or thesmalUst fragmcntof frog'sspawn,
o that weir'he not o'hcrwlse Informed, he
should have formed theconclminn of Mathl
ole a natural one -nsmely that tadpoles are
Knerated In lat" mud by the vivifying ac
tion of the sun.
The checks which experience alone can
furnish being nWnt, the spontaneous gene
ration of animnls quite in hiiih a the frog
in. the tealo of being win assumed forages as
a fact. For nHriy twenty centuries after
Aristotle men found no difficulty in believ
ing In cacsof pnnlinrnus generation which
would now be regarded as monstrous 1 the
most lanatieai supporters of the di ctru e.
The discovery of the microcope, revealing a
world of life firmed of individuals m. mi
nute so clne, as it were, to the ultimate
particle of matter as to ugg(-t an casj
passago from atoms to organisms, revived
the dying doctrine. Dr. Tyndali traced it-
support by DtifTon and Necdham (1748),
and the experiments with a contrary tenden
tlency of Bpallanranl (1779).Schulre (1SSG),
Schwann, llelmholte, Schroeder, and Von
Zluseh. In 18.' 'J Ponchet, a vigorous and
ardent writer, strongly influenced opinion in
favor of spontaneous geneiation.
Pastear 'published his classical paper in
1862, and his main position has never been
shaken, lie has applied the knowledge won
from his inquiries to the preservation of
wine and beer, to tho manufacture of vim
gar, and to tho staying of the plague which
threkt 'end destruction to the silk husband
ry of France. Prof. Lister ha thanked bin
in a published letter for having furuUhed
thn only principle which would have con
ducted the antNeptic system in surgery to a
successful issue.
Our knowledge has been greatly extend
ed by Prof. Cohn, of Iiresluu. "No putre
faction," he says, "can occur in a nitrogen'
ous substance if its bacteria bedetroyednnd
new ones prevented from entering it. I!ac
teria are the miuuto animals, so called from
the rod-lite appearance of some of them,
which are now thought to be at the root of
disease as well as of putrefaction. Accord
ing to this view, a contagious fever may be
defined as a conflictbetween thepersonsmit
ten by it and a specific organism which raul
tiplies at his expense, appropriating his air
and moisture, disintegrating his tissues, or
poisoning him by the decompositions it
causes.
Dr. Tyndali referred in detail tohisexper
imenta made this summer on tho Bel-Alp
above the Rhone Valley, the spot 7,000 feet
boro the sea, being selected for the sake ol
the purity of the air and its freedom from
srganlsms.
Sixty flasks would be filled in the manner
described in tho lecture with an infusion ol
beef, mutton, turnip and cucumber, steril
ited by boiling and hermetically sealed
They arc transported to the Alps. It is tin
mouth of July anil the weather is favorabli
to putrefaction At the Bel-Alp 54 flasks
are counted out with their liquids b clear
as filtered drinking water. In six flail;,
howevor, the infusion is found muddy. On
examination it is dicovered that every om
of these has had its fragile end broken oil
in the transit from London. Air has enter
ed (ho flasks and muddines is the result
Examined with n microscope of iusufiicieni
power, nothing is seen in t lie muddy liquid;
but regarded with a magnifying power of h
thousand diameters, what an astonishing up
pearanco docs it present.
Leeuwenhock estimated the population ot
tingle drop of stagnant n atr at 600,000,
000 ; probably the population of a drop nt
oar turbid infusion would be this ten time,
multiplied. The field of the microscpe I
crowded with organisms, some "wobbling"
slowly, others shooting rapidly across the
microscopic field. And yet the most cele
brated naturalists tell us that they are veg
etables. Has this multitudinous life been
spontaneously generated in these six flasks,
or is the progeny of living germinal matter
curled iuto the flask by the entering air?
If tho infusions have a self-generative pow
er, how are the sterility and consequent
clearness of the fifty-four uninjured flask?
to be accounted for ?
It has been afllrined that the vacuum
above the infusion is favorable to the produc
tion of organisms, and their absence from
tins of preerved meat, fruit and vegetable
is accounted for by the hypothesis that fer
mentation has begun in such tins, that gases
have been generated, the pressure of which
has stifled the incipient life and stopped its
further development. Hut in well-preserved
tins Dr. Tyndali has Invariably found, not
an outrush of gas, but au inrush of water,
If they were perforated under water. On the
other hand, ho lias exposed tho organisms
to pressure of gafs without killing their
The fifty-lour pellucid flasks dec-lure again'
the heterogenic t.
The flasks are next expood to a warm
Alpine sun by day, and at night suspended
ill a warm kitchen. Knur of them have been
accidentally broken, but at the end of a
month the fifty remaining flasks are found
u clear as at the commencement. There i
no sign of putrefaction urofllfe in any of
them. These fiik are divided into two
groups of twenty-three and twenty seven re
spectively. The question now is whether
the admission of air can liberate any ecner-
atlve energy In thn infusions. The flasks
are carried to a hay loft, and the ends snip
ped offfrom the group of twenty three.
The 27 flasks are borne to a ledire 200 feet
higher, from which thn mountain fall away
precipitously in thenorlheast fur about 1,000
feet, A gentle wind blows toward it frnn
the northeast, scros tl e rrema and tinw
fields of the I! nit-ae Oht-rlarnl. The spoi i,
therefore, batlu-d In air which must huv
been for a good while out of contact with
either animal or vegetable life. Staudlng
carefully to the leewaid of the flasks, for no
dust or particle from their cIoiIkh or Ix-dies
must be blown to the flasks, the operators
first singe the pliers in A spirit lamp to de
stroy all attached germs nt organisms, and
then snip off the sealed end of the flask. In
this way the flasks are charged with clean
vilifying mountain air. The 60 fla-ks are
placed with their necka open over a kitchen
stove in a temperature varying from SO'to
00 Fahrenheit, and In three days 2 nut of
the Si ihuka opened on the hay loft are
found to be Invaded by organisms. Alter
litre weeks' exposure to precisely the tame
conditions, not nno of tho 27 flssks opened
In free air had given wny, No germ from
kitchen air had nccnded tho narrow necks,
the flasks being shifted to produce this re
sult. They arc still in the Alps, as clear and
as free from life as they were when sent oil
from London.
Is not the conclusion imperative that It
was not the air, but something in the air
which produced the effects observed In the
flasks placed in tho hayloft t What Is this
something? This air Is laden with sus
pended dust particles. Can they have been
the origin of tho observed life? If so, are
wo not bound by all pntecedent experience
to regard these truthful particles as the
germs of tho life observed ?
Ho would place before his friend and cn-
inquirer two liquids which had been kept
for six months In a sealeil chamber exposed
to olitically pure air The one is n mineral
solution, containing in proper proportion all
tho substances which Piter into the compo
sltlou of bacteria j the other i an Infusion
of turnip. Iloth liquid are as clear a dis
tilled water, and there I no trace of life In
either ot them. A mutton chop, over which
a little water lias been poured to keep its
juices Imiii drjiug up, ha lain fr thne
davs upon n plato in a warm room. Itsnul's
oflcn-ively. Placing a drop of the feiid
mutton juice under a microscope, it is fmitid
swarming with bacteria, nhlihlive bv putr-
faction, nnd without tvhlih no putref'iict on
can occur With a speck nt the swarming
liquid, Mi. clour Milti-ml -oluiliiii and tin
clear turnip infusion arc eaeli iuocuiiiixl
In twenty-four hour th" Inn psrent llqu'ds
have bee one turbid throiichoiit, a'ld in
stead ol beliia liirr ii, us at fi'st, they are
teemimr with life.
The experiment I now varied. Intuitu
pure mineral solution and the pure turnip
infusion is dropped a small pinch of labora
tory dust. The effect is tardier than when
the speck of putrid liquid was rrtjiloyid
In three days, however, nfter its Affection
with tht dust, the turnip infusion is muddy,
and swarming a betore with bacteria. Dot
what about tho mineral solution, which in
toe hrst experiment b"havel in a manner
undistiiiguishable from the turnip jnlce t
At the end of three days, at the end of three
weeks, it is innocent of bacteria life. While
both liquids are able to feed the hotteria
and to enable them to multiply after they
have been once fully developed, only one of
the liquids is able to develop the germmal
d:ist of the air into active bacteria. The
mineral solution, to take an illustration from
higher life, can feed the chick but cannot
develop the egg.
The death point of bicteria is another im-
- -IM. i - -t J..
jmii LniiL suujcli. Alio UAjici Illicit IB mil-nuy
recorded show that there is a marked differ
ence between the dry germinal matters of
the air and the wet, soft, and active bacteria
of the putrefying organic liquids. The one
can be luxuriantly bred in the saline per
tinn, the others refuse to be born there,
while both of them aro copiously developed
In a sterilized turnip infusioD. If wc boil
ourmuddy mineral solution with ita swarm
ing bacteria for five minutes, not one of
them escapes destruction in the soft saccn
lent condition in which they exLt in the
solution. The same is true of the turnip
infusion if it be inoculated with the living
bacteria only the aerial dust being careful
ly excluded. But the case is entirelv differ
ent when we inoculate our turnip in
fusion with the desiccated germinal mat
ter afloat in the air.
Dr. Tyndali proceeded to explain the sys
tern (if killing eerms by boiling liquids re
peatedly for a short time. Thoe which are
nnc killed begin to sprout, and are destroyed
it the next boiling, when they arc in their
noit tender, helpless, and unprotected con
dition.
The Old Maid's Pr-greSHS.
:U IS. Anxious for coming out, and the
attention of the other sex
1G, ISegins to have some idea of the tender
passion.
17. Talks of love in a cottage, and dis'n-
lerested affection.
18 Fancies herself in love with some
handsome mau who has flattered her.
19. Is a little more diflidvut on account of
being noticed.
20. Commences being fashionable.
21. Still more confident in her own attrac
tions, and expects a brilliant establishment
22. Refuses a good offer because he is nut
a man of fashion.
23. Flirts with every young man she
meets.
24 Wonderi she is not married.
25. Itather more circumspect in ber con
duct.
26. Begins to think a large fortune not
quit so indispensable.
27. Prefers the company of rational men to
flirting.
23. Wishes to be married in a vuitt way
with a comfortable income.
29. Almost despairs of entering the mar
ried state.
30. Rather-fearful of being called an 'Old
JIaid !'
31, An additional love of dress,
32. Professes to dislike balls, finds it diffi
cult to get good partners.
33. Wonders how men can leave the so
ciety of tchilblt women to flirt with chits.
3i. Affects good humor in her conversa
tion with men.
35, Jealous of the praises of women.
3d. Quarrels with her friend who is late
ly married.
37, Thinks herself slighted in society.
38. Likes to talk of her acquaintances
who are married unfortunately.
39. Ill nature increases.
40. Very meddling and officious.
41. If rich as a dernier utort, makes love
to a younj man without fortune.
42. Not succeeding, rails against man
kind.',
43. Partiality for cards and scandal com
mence.
41, Severe against the manners of the
age.
45, Strong predilection for a clergyman,
40. Enroged at his discretion.
47, Hi comes desponding and takes to tea,
48. Turns al! si nsibility to cats and dogs,
19. AuopU mleneiidetit relation to attend .
hvt Mine and canine nur.ry.
ou, liecomes aiagutteU ftitli tbp world and
vents all her ill liunior ua her uufurtunrte
relaliuus
., . ..
UiKUh OU.NO hADIM Hit tiiiniix-rol
idle, Ues4 L'lris III all cur large towns and
i-illaiFHS .. em- t,i l, i.i,.a,lllv lner,..l n.r
,r. , . .11 i T
They lounge or sleep their morning-, parade
the jslrrets during the alteruixiii, and an-
eitihle Id IrivoUim cmnputiies n their own
and the other ex Hi tirt-t away tlieir even-
IK. Wliat a ..ore f uob.P.1n. for1
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for the coming time when real duties and
high respunslbil iliex ahall bo thoughtlessly U Um property, lha oco-IouiUikmiueUn ptremt
a.umed Thev are stilled in no domestic " M'an"0U" U tal. and the niuiau,u.g turee
a.uinea. iup nre sk lieu la no oobimiic uufUa ,n )ar Ulwe4XkrwlUl toteWt(,m
uuiirs-uy, lury uesiuio tueiu I iqct uim
tin habit of induntry uor taste for the useful.
What will they be as wives and mothers?
Alas lor the busbaniU and children, aliM for
themselves Who can woadar If diaianlW
uubapulueas and docuiilc rats fullown I
1 niPQ fan color I heir own Ptnrklnus tor
i I I I I J.l less Unit nun ei-nr. tier nslr ant mi
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to freshness nnd lirllilnncy failed. llk. .Merino,
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DR. PIERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES
Aro not fulvcrthtM nvciire nltn." but nre BpecMca
Id the tlUcbUM for wlilon ihey i.rc h cotumeuiled,
,ITrltk, HIIM.CI I Off,
lnrnMliffttnrsi'f lmtuml nir' rf IntnMlrrmnstntrd
beyond conirnVf'M that thnmirliuiit the animal
klnitfnni tlm snru,..ur llutlMst tn th only law
tliat vourtmhM turtrt jmti tut Do h not
tho Maim 1 1 I u I'll i..v rti tlitM otiiifii r t il picsiHTlty
ntmin? An tniri r dimmi -m k ilV u KUpcrlor
nrtlcl'. It v it'ii i i f upi'1-i..r inert, I Jr. I'icrn'i
stuttitdM Mnt t ncfl Im' i invtl'il i!1oI1mt. ' heir
mil tilth t'nltnd t 'touilom rW'tM one mlllttui
rtnll.tr" h r u -, w iiiic the nmu-itit vv noi foot-uptOK-u-nlii
j ml HiOHiind in'U. ,i iulne'H
rouhl ktow inhiirli KlKmtic pniporttuna utid refct
upon uny othiT (Inn thatoi uuitt.
Holdon Medic il Discovery
U Aftcrativr nv Wowtcft anting,
Oolduu Medical Discovery
Golden Medical Discovery
Ua i'hnhvjfi'ptf or 1 Aver hthiut font.
Goldon Medical Discovery
Tonic.
Goldoa MedicJ Discovery
ly r nson nf lta liorillvo pr 'ppitle1. Hire rllwts
pHOf tht1 hIk.)1 nnd klrt, hh i rotwh or Kin Kl J
Tumor i II vr. or Old 'on" i lUoirht-Hj Mm pit";
and Fnii Mmis y n tip' uf ita Prc'u.id prutH'itUs,
ItniTM ltronrhtnl, I'litoit nnd I.tmir nfTrclhMts ; In
clph-nt oiiMintptlon ; Mtijii'Hiitf tiultn; ud
1 Curonh LamtgiMs It i ltoinuotu (iroprrtl h rrii
t (l'T It an uni(pi led remntli tr iiilll'"U-iifHj Totpld
Il.lver. o "llv r Coi-iplnln and llu'lonir proptr
Hl'S nuke t'q'iilly llUMd'Xis to ( liilu ludlv
thn, bts-or ppcilte. nnd U -da
n n tli skin Is sulow mnt t'miT'-d wrli Mf.toh
is iitid pi 'pi", or hmM!ifrt an afroful uswwrl
lira's ut iiITt't!)! n. tift'W I'ottlu- ufOohlt'ii Mt'tllc.i
)l-CO'T. Ill "0 it n Mill lit uiv lr J nil I'-fl d'Ul
t drowv, (ii'lilll'aii 0, hnvn - 'iuv t o'o ol fM, or
HlloWh 'irixMi r-potn cm Uiv r ImI , tr fpu lit
h uuoii'or lli.ctH. Imd t fto In mo ih, inuinul
htMt, -ircld Is aitiTiited with not H unties, low spPUn
ii nd ktofinx l.irixi-llnifK, irr utar appetite nnd
tmi?nT'iiri'i. 1 uu r tt fTf I rrom nrplrt nrrr
or "MM 1 1 cn. In inn i-.f.-H r.f "Llv. r ' m
!'' ' 1 fi fiu 111 ii nn t'M il 'ii-
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liod'il' 'it' dvn i t tirqu d. nn It ctttCt
p-'trvi I'urui. loavln;; the liver sti 'iitftUL'i.ctf und
bf.ilthy.
P. P. P. t.
r. Pierce's
Pleasant
Purgative
Pellets ,
Purely Vegetable. No care required
while using them.
Thu ' Utile OUnt" rnthartlc, or Ml itum ts Parvo
Physic, st'arceh larger ttian intHtard hti da. nnd arc
biipjr-COatt'd, They remove thu r.fctsltj of tuklug
thu Knat, crude, drastic MckenlDjj pills heretoforu
so much lu uny.
As u reuit'di for Mendiche, lilzzliieis. Hush of
niood, to tho Head, TUhtucs aK)Ut tlio I'hcKt, Itad
luhto lu Mouth. KructaUoni rom the Momach, l:il
Uous AlUcks. JtiunJlce. I'.iln In tlie Kldnejs. Illph-ly-culored
I'rlnc, and I Urnal tVver, Dr. rifrct's
I'k'asiiit Purgative i tllets areunBurp.isst d. Funh
frmore. I would B.iy tnat their ucilun In unlverbul,
not alnnd fHcaplnj; thtr amativt tinpr-tB ko
does nut Impair thopropt'rtltKf f these Pt-llts They
are Buar-cuthted und tnctOM-d In Kloi bottles, their
virtues teliiif therpny prestTved unlmpulrtd for an
kiiLtib of lime, ho that they art always frtsh and re
llaidu. This S t'Ot the cuhij 1th tlmsn pills which
am put up liichjup wnoden or puatcboard boxes.
The dally usoi f two I't HetH has cuted tho mufct ob
btlnnta cases of hLTOful.i, 'letter. Milt-rheum, try
hlpclas, Holts, lilotclieu, J'lmples. Horc Kes, and
KrupUons. They ore, however, rcoomuiende I to be
taken In connection with tho t.oldtn Medical Discov
ery, in order to fctcure the beBt results.
PIERCE'S
FAYOKITK
PRESCRIPTION.
PIERCE'S
FAV0K1TB
PRESCRIPTION.
X5K,. PIERCE'S
FAVOttlTK
PRESCRIPTION.
Tho remcdnl it anareincnt fif thosn dlneawi r recul-
lar to women haa afford ed a lare experience at thu
World's DlnrenBary. of which Dr. llerce Is chief con.
sulUnf puyMeUn, In ajUpilntf remedies for their
curw. Ur llerce'u Kavorlto 1're Bcrlp' Ion li there.
Ruit of this extended cxp- rlenco, an l h.is t.como
Justly celebrate i f'ir Its many and remaxkablo cures
ui uii uiutu curuuit; uiaeasea auu
WEAKNKSSHS
PECULIAR TO
Kavorlto lToncrlptton Is a row erful llctorallre Ton
Ic to IhR entire nvstpm. It a ncrvlnu nf utiHiirniuH.
cU frCQcacj, and, w bllo llqult-tB ntrouy irritation.
usuQfriiiens me enieeoi"i nervous ba Bt-in. tncre
dv rwstorlnif It to n-.-.Utnral vKor Tho U Kiwlng
tllwvheH are among thwe In which the F.orlt' t'rt--bcrlpilon
him worked magic cure-1, Mzi l4.ncorrhu3.i.
ur "Whit, h," Kxcti-.vo Flowing, I'Aiolul MeiiBtrua.
tlon. UnxiKturul -upprehfloiiB, Wtitk 'jatk I'ntlap-8U-.
or lainni; ol the Pterin, Aotenurf Ion. iietruer.
(.ion, iioanntr-nown enHlllon. Lunmic Lonsebtion.
Inll unuiutlon anrl Ulcenatonof tlio Uterus, lntt rnal
lien. Nerro'is Uenn-sslon. Ilebl Ity. Ds.nondencv.
and vcrylinjny.otJier dlAea-M-B ptcuilar to wotnca,but
uv uicuiiuiteu lieie.
Tho following LadleH aro n few of tho many thou
sands who can testify to theemcacy of Ur llerce'b
favorite l'recrlptlon, tiouj caw rlenco and observa
tion :
Mrs.iorncna nison, i'eota, Iowa; Mrs. Thos J.
Methvln. Hatcher's hlot-oii.tlo.: Mrs. T. A. sevmour.
Itointi N. V.: .Mrs Fronds lluswlclc, VerBatler.tinlo ;
Aim. I-roy rutnatn.Nortti Uharion. I'a.; virs.MMry
A. Ilumilt, Rdlna, Mo: Mrs. Maiy A. rrlsble, Leh
man. I'u: lrs. I), i.. (illl. Uilllloothe, Ohio; Mrs.
Harriet K Milone, West HprlnKtleld, I'a; Jlrs. It.
Illutt. Hinnorla. Kan.: MUs Louise 'rati. BuJli-
vtlle Mass.; Mrs. L. A. Iiashileld, Norrolk, Va ; Mrs
ii. Allison. I'roctor. Iowa: Mrs. .1. N. Vernun. M
Thomus, OnLj Mrs. s. c. Moran, jj North Howard
street, llalilinore, Md.; Mrs. I.my Cntlman, Harnes
vllle, rihlo ; Mrs. Naney McNasunt, Jelftrson, low ,
.1110 u i f-w-iniu", r nrii'jbuip, pi. i,; jiii-s r-ueu
Cadv. Wt-strield. N. Y.: Mrs. Antho-iv Ainunu. Ver.
ona. N. V.; Mrs. 11. N. llrooles, (irand Kapld., Hkh ;
Mis. P. II. Webb, Watertown, N. Y. 'I liouoands of
rcli-rences can bu given ut tlia World's Ulupensiry,
THE PEOPLE'S
Medical Servant.
Dr It. V. Pikrcs Is the note nronrletor and inanu-
ffleturer o(Ue foreifolnir retu'dleH. all of which are
bold by drurefett) Ho is also the Author of the 1'eo-
pie-s (.oiniuon henbe veuicu Atm-er. u witk oi
nearly one thousand paeti with two hundred and
elifhty.iwo wood nrravlntts nnd tol irtU plates, llo
Huh already uoW of UUs popular work
Over 100,000 Copies !
PRICE (ixMt paid) $1.50.
AoVIrCHit
II. V. PIERRE, M. D.,
World's Dwpensiiry, IJufTulo,N.Y.
doc 11, IT-iir
Welded Steel and Iron
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES;
Valenl Inalde Moll XVuiU and
iiiai:(S ;ap.
no uri uhputx wnHovT it 1 1
W. H. TERWILLIGER,
No. 54 Bfuldcu Laue,
Hmi WUUm h, WW yowl
die 7, l.l i)
CHRONIC ill
n ali.tn ol all burAn "Plain HctnuTallc and Medical
Common w-nao," nearly i.uu paLt-i., sou uiu.-.tn.
tlonn.by Ur K. K. r-ooTK.or llo IitnKton Ate.,
N. Y PurthasttniU IlitiU) k are at liu.rl loctii
hult IV author iiy luali Kre. rrleeLr mailt) a lor
tbbTUUitiutdilku, r I1.M lortiMi i tumm edi
tion, wtltli iuUIu U tha taut loktctr aad lUm-
kthhAY lUULfUiOUUIAtt tut' U l..t nt
MdMt, . r. oi. uii-cjq
"UY THE BEST
SUIT.
THE
3PE1.Xj SHIRT I
.Voir' Genuine Trade Mark
without, (his TpEARL) Piitenleii.
Trade Mark. ( )
IJi'ii-oiiri why llif PEARL SHIFiT prefcrrnd
to all otlicrn :
Nt.
lid.
:id
li!,
'I liov nre in.i.lc of tin lnvt ' W A MSl-'I'TA" MUSLIX.
Ho-onw mo 'href ply nnd minlo t' tlio ln"-t lini'ii, each ply
lii'inii iriMtriiiiti'i'il to Ic ui' int'ii.
'l'li"V nre iiimle only liy fiipiilili; sind cxpei iL'ticcil liiind, arc ciire-f-'ily
iiwi(!ctcl und nro nn nr'ii--ed lty nny other in work
manship I hey are jruur ntoed to fit and to u;ive sati-litetion in every
parti ular.
Try tiit-m and ba Jonvinced I
FOR 3 ALL 0NL BY
Morclnmt Tailor, hthiu- and Gent's Furnisher,
BLOOMSBURG, 3? -A..
Stoves,
Tin, Sheet
AMI HOT
And Barstow's .Elevated Oven Range.
ST5S M. WAT lilt IIPC, VALVIJS AN'I) IT I I'TINGS,
Constantly onS, PLUMB ING
) , t. l'J. '77.-tf Attended to
Than Buy N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT CO.
CHEMICAL PAINT,
ana nave one-third the cost of rinlntlnR, and get a paint tlint Is much handuomcr, and will
LAST TWICE AH LOXO AH ANVOT1IKH I 'A INT.
la prepared ready tor use In white or an color desired. Is on many thousands ol tho nnrsthulldlnps
In the counin . inun ct which hae Lien tnlnted Blx ears. und nou look as uellas Hhtnllrbt painted
CHEMICAL Pnl.NT hastakm Urt-t I'ltKMIUMS nt twt nty ol the Mate minor tho Union, samplecardol
olors Bent rrec. Addrets .N. Y. 1SN A M i: I. l'AINT CO., lib 1'ilntc ttreet, N. v., or HKNitY L.
ipKH & hU.N, Atenta 1321. UarKct Btrect, I'hlladelphla, l'a. July !7, 'Il-iy
J" HI. IVCIZEl'S
Mammoth G-rocory, corner of Main and Centre streets,
BLOOMSBURG, OP..,
11 Tim ruci: to oet tub woiitii ok voua money in thu finest anh kkhshest op
Fancy Imported and Domestic Staple Groceries of Every Description,
Qaeensware, Glassware, Wonfl and Willowware,
Flour and Feed, Tobacco and Cigars,
AT BOTTOM PRICES FOR C.SH,
UK NICK FKKSH PttUHWJE.
Jan 1, 1377.
HARMAN & HASSERT Proprietors;
i:aht Slrci.1!, .Soulh hl(lcol'2.. & bi. icailruatl ttlouiiislun, Ia.
Hespcctrully call the attention ot the public to the follow Iiib statements : They inanufaetiiro 1 d
IKON mid MltA-s t'AKTlMi". 1 hey male tho on. Muted oilgluul and IMPHOVEtl
MONTBOS FI-CWS, also all Unds or Itepalrs, bucli as -Mold Loaiua I'oiulB, Lauutluea
bolLu. handlt-B, Ac. '1 Uey also make
HEATING AND COOK STOVES
and are prepared to rurnlBh all kinds or repairs, nticli as Urates, rire Uriel;, ic., u unit-salt, nnd retail. They
maWe the luilirtnetl 1'uuI-iiIiih (Irule ltr lue in. reiiu Mine, the moK tcoietlnleal l.ralo In use.
They arealstipri-IM-i d toIumUhNAW ANUliltWl' 1IIL1. MAClllNEKY bllAI'l I.Sd, ITLLKY, 4.C. They
pay eiiclal atuntton to the
Repairing of Threshing Machines, Reapois, &c.
The proprleujrii being practical uicchanrfc, hatlnghad an ot-c Hence ot over thirty years, the puhilccan
roly up i I , i , . , ,i 1 1 1 1 1 ii .i 1 1 1 1 1 , i ii ikt iunt.ii ui.o ut Ian liutb.
Jan. M, 77-ly ,
A
DM 1 N ISTIlATOlih NOTICE.
K.STATE Ot irDIl K(IPITi. PFt-'n.
Iitlera ot u cl u.lii It in tit ii . nu iheeHaleot l)dla
lloUltu. lute 1 Cel tic loviifhlp. Coluu tla to.,
I'u., have leeu I'mnnd b Hie l.ti.-lmr or Co
lumhtu count), to Himtitl -ejliard, Administrator,
or t-iiiuo inn nhiilp. to in in all Krtous lndtl led. are
retiut-Ji'td to make Immidlule ittjn eiil and thio
hatlni;clalm ' r dtn antis acalr" il" " te
wilt make iht m knoKii to theu' r i lnls-
trutur Hllhniit Oeluy
.-All CI NKUIAlm,
Adiulr.lhiiiilo .
deo?s-cw
UDITdlf.s MTIl V..
khTK OK OLOtiCt: kBKtflkll, MCI K1
Tho undtrhljrnt.l udltoi tiptiflnled to make dU
trlbutKiu.t tin halanifl or minis In tin hiintls ir
amuei hiii-hltr uiliiiltiltrutor to and umoni: the
' Pur lies i n t II led tht ret i lil uttintl to Ihe Uutlisor
Ids aprolntuicia nt the tniie or C (1 l ull, i lu
liluiiUMliiirir, n -aturda' , Januury !iiih I67. when
and where all iisun huvlu tluln baio leipe sled
tuprewni ihe sain- Ulon- ihe udlt rerh- dibar
ii u ,ruoi oommu' in lor u bnure ot s.iia unu
l'AUi K. I'T.
Auditor
dec!!S-lw
J OiBJ..TIVK XOTICK.
inact to treet Into and eonnlluletbe District or
Uio I'u- rol Ihe Township or Inoiim In the o-mi y
or Columbia, Uo Poor lUstUU ol Coluioblj eount,
N'oiooUl-rtb.vtlietitlut uttne next tewluu or
theles-lsl.it reel I'eniisrltuulu upi-llrailou win Uj
made (o tho pa.-ank'e r.r an net under tli-j -t i)Vi
IM-, lie i'urpo.-ool hl( U U to erect and oroiio i
Ben- ra1 IKlllOue 1 ir the om ty or culu i bi t n
ouuso'ld tie Into It nil existing dl-.trl?li.
dec. is sw W, c l
UIVKN AY P.p""y '""
A Premium Steol Engrav iipi
rntltlttl KlMI 1MI Ol-l UK MTIoK INIllHTeX-
fin' v.'h ihe VMM K1M1 1 lll'licn, a u p.iee Hell;,
luim fan. IU MvtsiaMr.drtotrd to iiruM-hold Ihe
hunda Mliw.l, .Mu-lc ard (leneral I'lnirth work.
in mrnlliMilal lurv.Mn.ls. .tms wan ed 1d
drtss j. it. iiiikw Kit,
It vWarnnnrett.New Yirlr.
nor. , ll-Siu jwim
y KaiHLATlVK KOTICK. "
luthehberebvcltfn Utat an application wlilbo
Hindi! to i e Upl-latiiren I'tninjlrsr.lu ut lla reir
ular se-slcu ot IK7S, lor the euttuee or un Act to be
i-ntltiltU "An Act lu trtel the Vu-hlnrtMir I'ocr
lilnrkl." The ohjtit ii litis act lu lu tuahle tha
tOMUthlpacI Ceniie, Mrtarcret, orante, nshlair
crtek, I'lne, Jackson und litnton, In Columbia coon-
BUY THE BEST
ROLLINS & HOLMES,
Evans' Block, Main Street.
DEALKIIS LV
Ranp, Fire Place Healers, Mantles,
PUMPS Ac. Ac.
MAXUPtUrUltKS OF
Iron and Copper Ware, and
GALVANIZED IRON CtPNICE.
Sole Agents for the
BASE
and STKAJI FITTING Promptly
IN
TOTICR
Noil-e Is heri-bv clien Mist ni-tillcQllon wl'l I
mnili- lit the nexl ii it nuk-el tin- ( nHan-ie lor the
rMh.tt.e or an ait In tuiihir-ri tl.e .nelitiri- lout
Ihe li ukll K anil it -ulrll-i: vt l epuule lot-da ll t'ul
uvtlsu invwi hip I'tiliiniblu toui.ly to the lovust
bldtler, tin- letlllik' tu l-e miitle li. the vudlluif, und
tot liulhli Ihi mice ol ruiuu oislli snlu tonnshlp,
die. v, '77-w (tu OMON HR'JJAN.
Jl (il-l ativi: SOI U K
.-In la h r h Klvn ilia ap Ileal I- n will hi
intuit t ihe liKlsliimt st- n li. t- it i one. lor the
p -.-bin 1 1 in. uit 1 1 till t n An i. i p- al - rl ii
act Nn r l.ttlteb upi rnpn iiiniis.out ur enun
I) n.i.ds in i t'lii u.turul -ul Ut " upt-ruwd the Mx
la of , nini omlitfii- ihoni-Hrid elnMt htin
di.tl uultlM) j, ur l.e obji 1 1 i-l lids at 1 1 tutu.
l-lell,i 1 liiinl. u ei ' el Hi u mail, Ilollliultll
r.il ai.tl Mi-, heiileul An-f i Hill n. io repieenlntlon
In Ihe "-i.il. i i.ui-i . r e nun iii e. tri-uttd b unaci
epi luieiUh-nn -'nj t A:u !. 1-T0.
, , A. ,Mifn,
' I--on tburt: 1 -. i,77in .Cujlruun.
jyun.Tr . (
Notli-els.lieitliygnnilliut I piireha'U tho 'ollow.
I'm K-rson .1 ini-ii'i- t.r i.lsm-I Inn ot Klshli-K-eieek
ttiwnMdin 1 1 liit.ti ealt on 'luesda- the llrst
dayor J.iiuuij isjsi 1-i-T i-lials, I woodiu Uam
nluiv. 1 slih -hill pi iiu.iirntii , (sled, wood work:
at it tv.tt.lit.rM-vtuirt ii t aiote nnd plp-aiidcui-kluir
Utt Itsllhll si les 1 1 wL-e.il lu Ihe gti-uml lntle or less,
3 ocresor lye teeie rlss.oiu lannlliirlriUM cross
cut nn and lit us, l.i 11 eiodn. I have loantd tho
uuim- in itiiti iiiirink' uy pieisure.und itenoycau
Hull ULyout llh lulu lu iul' ah the eaine.
JuU. 4, 1s-i
DMINISTItA'lOH'" XOTICK.
kSTATK Kf JAI OU ST, lll l'KAUH),
Letters i r Admii.hirnllon on tho ettato or Jacob
Mine, late ot Itcusi tivinshlp, Columbia county,
I'a , diet ttstd, htne tti-eiiyrumtdbv Hie Heclateror
kuldi-ituntx in l-iiihli-r und Iiaulel I. Mlno or
same liiw it-lilp. ll s rsons ImviiiE i litms uk'ulnst
lltetsi te or the tlieedtut eie rt-nU'-sletlto present
tli-Iii tl-r sttllimeit aim IlKi.e Indt bled to the es
tate to iiiufc u mini tot e luitli-r.-l-ia-d AduiloU
trulors vlthcut delus.
vir.i mm i'kaiii.eii,
, . HANILI.I. SII.S'K.
VUAlhV'- Adu.Utlstr.tora.
STOVE
JKOIKLATIVK KOTICIi
.Notleeljh'relivtrlifn that Iho undirkhjned wui
al'ply to the Uk-la ulure or Peni-nlvaulautltareir.
ularu-i-Blou ol iniilor Ihe pan-uue ot uu Aettobo
entltlrd "An Ait to authorluj thu Court 01 Ouaner
eitloiHoi Uolunilila cikiuii to ruthe amount or
ooraoeimtlw p-r I tytor m .ttitilnliit S'liiuortinj
null pitvont-re wt mav bo legally roniiiied iuefcliii'i
ihe i i.l)tu wlu rout ahull Ui Utirlmthe hhorinol
talk rouittr reamnabhi coupiniaitloa (or Ueuui
iortIiii.lprUjLM. im.u.
jn. i, -in j, w. uornua.
Thn Cut llluilnlilllii Minntrof Uiln,
IJlt. I'llnHClG'H
Fountain Natal Injceior, j
DOUCHE,
This Inilmmcnt la eipcclally deslgncil lor Hie
eerfect application or
DR, SAQS'S CATAKRK REMEDY.
t( I. I.a Mil tnrm nf iHilfiimnnl ItiVnrtlfiit
with which tluiil mcilfcliiepnn le carrtrit high up
nnd perfectly ttppiiett tn fill nnrt of itio ntferied
nnAi juiMrtgos, nnil llioctiambcranr I'Milles com
municnlinB llicrcwltli, lu which ni.re ami ulccrt
fremicntlj' exist, ami from which tho RAtarrhal
illfcliftiac cenorallv nrorccds, The want of ue-
rcn In ti eating Catarrh heretofore has arisen
larc-elT from the limioiilbllltr of niMtlvlnsr reri.
etltcs to tce cailtlci and clminliers or any of La
onlinirr ntetlinih. Thli ol)tacle In the way or
eflcclltifr cut ei li entirelv niei-e.nnic by tlio tin ca
tion nf the Umichc. Hi uc 19 plcaimil ami bo
lmilelliltn rhlld ean itnileritninl It. I-'llll and
oxillelt illrcetlulln ncciitniianv each liistru
menu When tlcd with thli Intttrtinient, Dr.
Eiaitoa Catarrh Kentcile euiei recent Altark ol
c-itiii in mo iiona" oy a
fctr ajipllcatlons.
SY3I I'TO.HS-I'rcuucnt
hea-laelie, tll'diarce MUlnir inio tliro.it, ftune
tlmei proline, watery, thick mucin, purulent,
oflenitlie, ele. Innlhcii, a dryncsi, dry, watery,
weak-, nr Inllnmcl crc. altipplng uPi or olnli-ne-tl'iit,
ol nnal paisugci, ringinK In car, tlcaf.
ne!i. Ii.tuklntr awl enuglilni; to clear tlimat,
ulecrntliins ncjlis from ulcers, v.uec nlleieil.
n.-i'.il twin . otlenlie Ine.-ilh. Itnpahcd or total
ileprlvalinit of teno ot itnell and t.i-le, ill7ineii,
mental ileprei-lon. Inn "I nppellle, Imlu-eMlon,
cnlarued tun il-, tlrk'.lit" eout:li. etc Onlv a few
of tlit--e iMiijiiiinti ate likely lu be pu&cnt lit any
cae at,niic tunc.
llr.SiiBe'pi rntnrrli Ileineil). when itn-d
Willi Dr. IMeri-e'H ,Niilll lliillelie. uml ur
cuitii.iniiil with i tie cwii stiititinn.il tieiilineni which
Ii it i-iiinn.eii p I in the p.trni'lilct thai wr.ip- each
liottle of tin l.'cnicdy. Is a perfecl ii-cllie for this
loatll'-nnie .li'i-.uc. It Is mild and plc:iant tn
ne, i-imiulnlntr no strnnp ur e.iuitii-. iimim or
iioi-nn.. 'I he Catarrh lieiue-lv I tmld nt So tonu,
bmirhc ut tie cent", by nil lriicgiti.
;;. r. rimer:, m. .. i-mr,
111 II Ml), s. v.
btp. SS, 'TT-lf
ALT.XT.OR
- ' CORES DISEASES crTiIE-
THHDAT.mNGS.LIViR.BLQQa
In Ihe wnnilnful moilioine toiThich the nflllcteit
ftn- uhmc illiii'icl for relief, the iH-coeirr he
In1-!' ho ha- ( (MiihliM'il iu iKtrmuntj mmonf Xn-luif'-i
nicieipn fiimtlo irfiKTltO', Hhiuh (iml
liai innllicil into tlio rgetutilo kiiigilom fur l.cal
tniC tho sick, limn were ocr licfore conitilneil in
one incilicinc. The c Mcnrc of this f.trt H fiuml in
the fit cat rnrirr r of ninit olit Inateitt'easci Inch
it has I'l-cn fotiml to rmncr. In the cmc of
llronclittl, Scvoro 'oii'Iiii, ami tho oailv
blv-() ol Ciiiikiiiuplioii, iili.u at'iulditjil th'o
incilU'.il faculty, ntul uinhicnt iihvhlciaiis iiro
iMiuncc tt the Kio.it est mctieat ill'-rmcrv of the
ajje. While it cuies the tooiet Cuughs, it
r-tienfihciK the fHicm ami inrUlc tlio
hlootl. Jiv lis ftreatiuitl thniout'lj lhmilimrify
Ing )miterlip. it cmcs all Humor, fn-ni the
orfct .Srroliilii to a rnmnmn llltitc lu llm
ilo,or i:i uplloii. AliTcurlAl iIih-ih-c, Mineral
l'i'loiii, nii't their efJecH, aie craiilrntcil, nn.l
ik'orous health ami a Bmiml umstlnitlon oatab
Ilslieil. i:rj NlpcJitN, Sali.rlioitm. Fever
Kortv.Mn.y or ICuiikIi Skin, in nhorl, all
tho iimuoioiH tliicabc i-.m-eil hv li.i hlmj.t, ore
nm-nicrcfl Ur Urn p-nuiful, nuifyiti!r, ami in
u0'ui;ii(ii incihciLC.
If ynn feel tlull.ilrowRv.iIcliilltale.l. haionallow
mlor of t-liin. or rolinwrxh Imiw n Kpotrf on face or
ho I v, fre'iurnt headacho or (IhmiiCrv, li.nl t:ttc in
mtnith, iniminl heat or chllla alternaioil with imt
llii-tu-ei, liiw uplnu, ami pln)niy foiohoilintfi. ir
uvular aphetlto, ami t.Hiiriio ci,i;i-il, von aie
eiulerltii; from ToriUU river, or IlillniiN.
':" .In in inv c.te- of I.Ivor Com
Ilnlul only pait of ihe- svimiiom- niu o-ioiiont'c-i.
a rrmcilv fur all oin'ii i-.i-c-. Ijp,
rieno -dol.ten .Mcilnyit JUaemerv ha- tu. v nal,
- it i nc. ia jieifect omrea, U'.tvjn n.u l.er
kueuyU.out'il uml li faith).
SUL0 BY DRUGGISTS AT SI Ft ' JT IE.
.H-P-.io'i i,v u, v. l'intt'i:, i)., s!e
rronrti'Or, at dm H'om.n s Ii-im n.-iakv.
lluflalo. N. V,
'77-tf
Tho Lightest Running,
Tho Simplest,
Tho Most Durahlo,
Tho Most Popular
or
SEWING MACHINES.
It it easily iiiiilcmttioil, .,in.-.i tht
tlntlbli-tlireiitl lnrU-.lltt h, wtiaell
resulnllns lenkluim nut! Iakelii,
ami it-IM Ju rte Itnlo riiite vffamilu
ieer:lvltllollt t-liuiie.
The i Dlueattc la mtitfeln IA. mail
flura6le mtittner, ic-lli rotilrtil .(!
(te-triiyi ttnet cumjtetinulliii Juuritaf.
rirouftOMt.
paper fashions;
Thne fulpiiltir PATTKItNH for
luJIe.', mloci', and children' drtie,
are cut on a aystem miperlor iouny
In uje, riml ran he uiuleretaoit by auy
ouo. i'uf tllret-loilnml((tiiitrtitttiiu
on eaeh envelope.
Send J'it- Om. for illustrated Calm,
logue of XOOO i'lt.Atoti.,
iMiTiaira
I II ! Ill II.HI1III
Sawanft Machine Co., Mow York.
I. W. HARTMAW,
ipt "Diesiic" Paper Fashions,
Kloomsbur.
Uecetr.befi.mMy
-i.ll B r J.V ,r ii. i. i'
BUSINESS Coli rWF
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Wistar's alsam.
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Wistar's Halsiim.
SO cts. anrl 31 a hottle.
50 cts. and (SI a bottle.
SO cts. and SI a bottle.
SO cts. and Ol a bottl .
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rifiilly HUr..4of IL Itladtilrr. lfiliMj, Liter,
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rirHulc hou unit IxwJ, rail it wrlir. Ktr-rv font rnn-DH for
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RAILJIOAD TIME TABLE S
piUI.ADKItl'JIA AND UKADIXd liOAD
AUKANGEJIENT OV l'ASSENGEU
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ilay 21, IS"..
T1UINS I.B4VK HITEKT AS lOIIOWd (FrNI'AVl'Xl 1 I'TE
I'or New York, riitUulclj.hla, Heading, l'itttillle
Tainaqtiu, ic, 11,33 a. nt
For CataHUsa, 11,33 a. in. 6,17 and 7,10 . tn.
For Wllllauisiiurt, 0,2-c,3. a. in. andi.oti p. ni.
TKAINSKOK Kl'l-EKT 1 EAVR AH IOIIOWS, (UINIIAV b
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Iave New 'ork, e,4r, a. in.
Leavo I'ltlladilphla, 9,15 a. rn.
Uaielteatllnp, 11,3 a. in., Itittsililp, is.is p. n
and Tamaqua, 1..J p. m.
U-a e Catau ls,sa, c,2ti ti.is a. tn. and 4, no p. m.
l.eai u Wiuuinspui i , 2 a.m,l:,tio in. and s.no p. n,
rast-ngi-ra irdrroinKen Yoikaod Mtllaue
pblaKoUiroui;.! - lUioutehanse or cars.
J. k. ivtKincN,
C (1, HANCOCK, ,iL'"ir'11 Sl0I1S"-'
Gem nil Ik-Let Agent
Jan. li, i in ti,
NS2ffi CKXTJfA1-
On and arter November soth. 1873. trains m lenie
SU.Nl-UKYnsrolloHb:
NOiailWAIIIi.
Krle .Mall e.vu a. in., niiln- Kluiira u.r,i, A.
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lioche&lcr a.ia
Maeara a 4u
Itetoio accomntodatloi. ll.iua. nt. unlit- viimn
rl MM p. in.
ISImlra MalU.lt. a. in., urrlio Khnlr.i 10.20 a. m
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lUi-rlsburi;iieeoiiinii,aaliun -.in p. 111, arm, inuii.
Imrslo.dtip, iu,
arrive llaltliuore 2.2a a. id
' Wus.hii.yionii.ia "
hrio Hall 12.M, a. in. arrlio UarrlanuiG 3 ntn. m
" llaltliuore sav
.uj ,, " WatliiKtoii in.. i
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1 10
1 20
10 211
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6 40
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6 24
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